Kamille joined the Still Waters team in Spring 2022 with a doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Western Michigan University to provide individual psychotherapy and comprehensive psychological testing from the Saline location.

They practice from an Interpersonal Process-Feminist orientation – emphasizing a strong and collaborative therapeutic relationship as a vehicle for change with an intersectional, anti-oppressive lens that values cultural humility. Kamille’s generalist training regularly incorporates evidence-based therapy techniques from CBT, ACT, and DBT in therapy sessions while empowering clients in acknowledging their intersecting identities, embracing the mind-body connection, and creating/maintaining meaningful connections with their communities. Kamille has special interests in providing affirming care for teen and emerging adult clients with BIPOC identity concerns (especially Asian/Asian American) and/or LGBTQIA+ identity concerns to address intergenerational trauma and internalized oppression.

They also have experience addressing anxiety, depression, self-esteem, perfectionism, body image/eating disorders, grief, life transitions, and academic/vocational/career development with clients from diverse backgrounds. Kamille integrates and utilizes strengths-based interventions and play therapy in her work with children while considering the child’s long-term development and the important role of the child’s community of care. Kamille is eager to collaborate and learn alongside their colleagues at Still Waters Counseling to support clients in their growth.